Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1887-11-23
STATE, COAST AND ELSEWHERE.

iho ''ai'au armament opened yes :
terday.
London radicals and socialists will
hold meeting at Hyde Park Sunday
Rev. James W. Saul, Vice President
of the Universal Peace Union. died at
Philadelphia yesterday.
1t is said that the Anarchist agita.
tation has given quite a boom to the
American party in New York.
An incendiary fire has cause con.
siderable destruction to Government
property OF the Cheyenne Agency.
The Queen of Sweden has become
insane,
The Austrian Archdukes are prepar-
ing handsome present for the Pope.
The Baptist National Congress be-
gan its sixth annual session at Indian
apolis yesterday.
The Lord Mayor of Doublin has
postponed his annual ball out OF sym.
pathy for William O'Brien.
1t has not been decided yet where
the remains of the hanged Chicago
Anarchists will be inferred.
Rev. Charles Berry of Wolverham-
ton, England, has been called to fill
the vacancy at Beecher's old Plymouth
Chnrch, Brooklyn,
A Presbyterian minister of Ell Paso
Texas, was held up and knocked down
on Monday night, by highwaymen.
Twenty Thousand majority for the
Republican party in Philadelphia is
rather cheering, and proves that the
old Quaker State is all right.
The prohibition amendment to the
Constitution of the State of Oregon
received an ignominious defeat.
The Anarchists in New York will
not be allowed to meet publicly. Herr
Most says that the newspapers have
misrepresented his Saturdays speech.
Water is scarce in the Pennsylvania
coal regions, in some places selling at
two TO three cents bucket. The
Reading Railroad is supplying many
collieries from Gordon.
J. Earnest Smith, the messenger
who killed two train robbers short
while ago, was presented yesterday by
the citizens of Ell Paso with badge
studded with beautiful diamonds. -
DR. T. H Helmbold, the once famous
patent medicine king, was arreste,, in
the streets at New York, yesterday,
hopelesly intoxicated, and, at the
request of his son was taken TO the
Bellevue Hospital.
A narrow.g gauge railroad is project
ed to run from Palzgaro, to a point
into the State of Guerrero, Mexico, on
the Pacific Ocean, traversing rich
coffee country and gold.placer region
and also penetrating to the region of
the finest cabinet woods.
The Crow Indians, who caused the
trouble at the Crow Agency, arrived
at St. Paul yesterday in charge of
Lieutenant Cook, en- route to Fort
Smelling where they will be incar-
cerated until the Secretary of the In.
terror makes some decision in their
cases.
1t is reported at Washington that
Zach Montgomery, Of California, the
Assistant-Attorney General for the ln.
terier Department, will not return to
Washington and that his successor
will be appointed soon after the meet
ing Of the next session OF Congress.
The London Times reporter IN
Rome asserts thai the Pope entirely
dlsapproves the lawlessness aud pclit.
icai fanaticism of the people in Ire
land, and has sent Instructions to the
clergy in reference to their future at
titude regarding the relation between
land lord and tenant.
The proposed scheme of Eastern
and Western leagues is causing alarm
among ST. Louis people who are inter
ested financially in baseball. They
say it would prove a bonanza to the
Eastern cities with their strong clubs,
but would be ruinous to the West,
deprived OF their Eastern attractions,
The second trial of John Arensdorf
for the murder of Rev. George Had
dock is under way at Sioux City. Iowa
Senotor Joseph B. Hawley of Con-
necticut was yesterday, married to
Miss Edith Homer of England, who
has been for several years one of the
DEAD nurses at the jBlockly Hospital